So far all 3 North American countries have participants scheduled for National Moth Week! Events are scheduled in Mexico on multiple nights and 2 Canadian provinces are represented by activities.
So far all 3 North American countries have participants scheduled for National Moth Week! Events are scheduled in Mexico on multiple nights and 2 Canadian provinces are represented by activities.
The five-spotted hawkmoth or tomato hornworm, feeds on tomato, eggplant, pepper, and other members of the Solanaceae family. Often the larvae of the tomato hornworm are parasitized by wasps and
As its name implies, the squash vine borer, Melitta curcurbitae, targets plants in the family Cucurbitaceae (pumpkin, summer squash, zucchini, etc.). It is a pest to both commercial agricultural operations
The big week is kicking off in just a few days! If you post any info. about NMW, please use #NationalMothWeek. We would love to get this organization of events
Jim Sogaard was generous enough to contribute a signed copy of his book, “Moths & Caterpillars of the North Woods,” to our on-going contest for registered-mothers. This first-of-its-kind field guide
Stockton’s Jamie Cromartie is organizing a local celebration of National Moth Week. Here are the events: 1. Richard Stockton College of New Jersey, Thursday, July 26. 3-6 pm in the
One of our NMW Team Members is currently out on a research vessel in the Northern Atlantic Ocean. Soon after she left for her trip, a debate started over whether
One of National Moth Week’s sponsors, David Wagner, recently had an article published in the Lepidopterists’ Society Newsletter. Titled “Moth Decline in the Northeastern United States,” this article outlines rare
With only 15 days until the start of the first (Inter)National Moth Week, we are only 4 states away from having all U.S. States on board! The District of Columbia,
National (Global) Moth Week has reached a new milestone: All U.S. States east of the Mississippi River have at least 1 event registered for the last week in July! With